Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY p, 1887

intendenCy ot the bonanza mlnee az tne Ouijotoss, and is succeeded by Mir, Pickett,
 Phil. Drachman's carryRll IS a public convenience that every one appreciates. and 1t is kept almost constantly on the go.
 The honey bees are still industriously at work gathering in the sweets, just ss though the middle of January was 8 June season.
 i bunch of mining papers signed by | the District Recorder of Gro BlRnco, were picked up by Mir. c. F. Schumacher 6 few days ago. The owner can get | them at this office.
 St the proposed site of the new smelt- CT, 6 small excavation developed a bIg | flow of waser-plenty for the works and sn abundance tQ spare. A flowing spring | was opened.
 The festive housefy has lost track of the seRsOns, aud gets hls meddlesone wings | into cue's coffee or soup with 8 non chalance equal to hIs characteristic | summer exploits. Even a few mOsquitos still lInger on, laughing at the blizzard | news from Dakota.
 Conductor Brush, formerly on the Ari- zona division of the Southern Pacific l railroad. died ir II PasU a few days ago, l from smallpox. He was III only few l days and took cold from exposure dur l Ing his delirous wanderings, with the above sad results.
 Mir. ". J, Spicer has opened Q new meat market, near the depot and not Tar from the store Of A. V, Grossetta x Co, He IS a first-class butcher, and he has some of the finest, fsttest and best beef ever offered for sale n this city. His many friends will always find him with clesver in hand. and on deck ready for action.
 The CITIZEN suggests that parents whose children are banged and lGmm- ed" at the public school, lay their griev- 8uces before the board of school trus- tees instead of pBrsdIng them through the newspapers. If there IS a !ault that needs remeGying the trustees are.,the proper parties to adjust the trouble.
 Willis P. Haynes Esqr., has turned rancheT and ls planting egg plants and horseradishes on bis estates along the Rlllito. The hayseed proof can Do found in his hair, and his stock brand on his heel. Tucson will find a modern Cln- cinnstus guiding the plow along the RIllito, one of these exciting days.
 Mr. Herbert E. Penney, of the Tucson DAILY CITE IN, paid his respects 10 the Courier office yesterday, when we found him to be bright and agreeable gen tlemen. Although the Courier and the l CITIZEN hold different ends of the pollt- | ical stick, there is between the two jour- | nRis a firm friendship that has stood the | test of yeRrs, and is continually growing l stronger. Welcome to Prescott, Mir. | CITIZEN mau.-COuTleT.
 The Union Market displays 6 lot of | the most tempting hams and bacon one | can find anywhere. It WAS cured by | Mr. C. F. Schumacher, and IS not only l new, but every thing IS of choice selec- ! tIOn. Sir. Schumacher i5 the only l packer in the city and he certainly un- derstsuds hls business. as his product ] fully testIfies, All kinds of fresh meats, 1 lard, saugsge, etc, supplied
 Dr. George Martins patronage has increased so rapidly since he moved tO i Congress street and doubled the qusn- tity of bis stock. that It now requires | two extra drug clerks to attend to GUS toners. Every class of drugs, medicines | and chemicals used or sold, are fresh | and pure, ana no sdultersted or suspect | ed drugs are used m cOmpoundIng pre- scriptiOus. Very reasonable prices are charged and satisfaction guaranteed, 4 full line ot druggists fancy goods and | toilet articles always on hand, and sold | Rt very low rates,
 Mir. Geo. \. Tichenor, If the Soda | Works, IS supplying 8 splendid article of pure apple cider. II Is first condensed l tOa jelly by evaporation at inc place of its manufacture in the east, eight bar l rels being in that manner concentrated into one. When needed for use it IS re- stored to its original volume and be- comes of just the quality as when first made. It IS pure and wholesome, and is gwen DO dOctorlDg touches whatever. l It is 6 good beverage and tt IS hoped 1 that Il may become a popular one also,
 Rev. Geo. II. Adams hGs just had several vIewE Of the moon prepared Tor the stereopticon by Messrs. Buehman & Hartwell. Neither gentleman weut per sonally 10 tue moon to take them, but they reproduced the views from other photographs Tor the especial purpose desired by Mir. Adams, and although he has had others prepared for hun ID Phil BdelDhia and other eastern cities by the
 
 any of them 20 perfect as those prepared by Msssrs. BuehmRn and HErtwel. They are accurate and cast 8 shadow upon the muslin that is realistic beyond conception. and they prove concluslvely the superiority of these artists over those even in the largest cities.
 Mir. J. F. JefTords, brother of Capt T. J, JeiTOrds, was brought up lfrom l. -ss..-1 with a compound fracture of the right leg, above the knee, caused by kick from one of his mules. He was passing by the leaders to harness the wheel ami male, when one of the former indulged its characteristic propensity in a frolic- some way that did more credit 10 its skill than to its judgment. Mr. JeiT0rds is now at the hospital and IS resting as comfortable Gs hI5 condition will per mt.
 While going up Stone avenue to his rooms, on Saturday night, and when nearly opposite the old government cor raj. Publlo Administrator Geo. 4. Cum accidentally stepped upon round stone which almost caused him tO fall, and which twisted his right leg with suf- fcient force to fracture the tibia Q few
 
 to resums his journey, but fell to the ground afssr taking a step or two, where he vas found by Mir. D. D. Hall some time afterwards. Mr. Hall procured Rs- sistance aud removed MT. Cum Co hIs rooms. and Dr. Handy reduced the trac- ture. Mir. Cum was taken 70 St, Ma-y's hospital on sunday morning, and as he is a vigorous and healthy man and the fracture Is a simple one. It IS but ques- tion of @ short time until his recovery.
 The local atmosphere IS redOlent with red headed rumors of an attempt made on Saturday night by budding son of mRnsna gun to outrage a young Mex lcRn gIrl, at a room in a hotel. There are seventeen different shades to the story, and they vary all the way from the particulars of too free indulgence m the flowing bowl to R deliberate pro cess of drugging the victim. At all events, the police put an injunction on the business, and at one time it looked ss though there would be B lively racket